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I’m not looking to start a Valentine’s Day war, but the most romantic Valentine’s Day you can offer your loved one requires a trip to Rhode Island. Now, full disclosure is I live in the state, but no one asked me to write this, nor is this any form of a paid endorsement. It’s just
Snowbirds & Travel Insurance Explained Kerri Westenbergat from the Star Tribune recently started a conversation with our Director of Customer Service, Mike Griffin, about the potential options for snowbirds looking for travel insurance as they head south for the winter. She felt there are three problems with insuring this type of trip. Mike was able to
By Jeremy Miville ‘Tis the season for pretty ribbons, packages, and bows! Of course, we have to get them into the hands of our loved ones. Often times, this means we will be traveling with our presents. How can we be sure our gifts are protected from travel mishaps? So if you’re like me, you’ll
By Jeremy Miville The holidays are filled with some of the most joyous and grand songs ever penned! Right away, you can tell they were not written in an airport by an artist who has been delayed for 12 hours on Christmas Eve. For those of us who travel over the holidays, how can we
By Jeremy Miville The holidays are often filled with travel delays and horror stories about having to sleep at the airport. But why? Don’t we, as a society, learn from past travel mistakes? Do we have such a short memory span where we block out the news reports, images, and YouTube videos of holiday revelers
It’s officially mid-January, which apparently means: no matter where you are in the nation, you are in the spectrum of chilly to frostbite. Winter storms are canvassing the nation from the West to East Coast and it’s effect travel at every corner as well. If you have booked a trip between the months of November
Bri, Marketing Yesterday, as I was chatting with another IMT-er, he abruptly asked me the following question: “Did you know it snows in Turkey?” I’ll admit, it gave me a moment of pause. Did I know that it snows in Turkey? Well, yes, I supposed I did; after all, I knew that Turkey was not
WARWICK, RI, March 7, 2011—It’s hard to tell whether this winter’s paralyzing snowpocalypse, the devastating earthquake in New Zealand two weeks ago, or the recent rash of tornadoes hitting the Midwest are just the tip of Mother Nature’s iceberg wrath or a short-term series of havoc-wreaking temper tantrums. Either way, predicting the occurrence of natural
WARWICK, RI, February 1, 2011— According to FlightStats.com, a leading provider of worldwide flight on-time performance information, more than 28,000 flights were canceled nationwide due to weather in December, 2010. “The week between Christmas and New Years will loom for millions as the worst season ever,” says Meara McLaughlin, Vice President of Business Development at